Night Waking & Crying: Exersaucer
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Considering Giving up Breast Feeding?
Asked by M.I. from Chicago
on June 28, 2009
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I have been breast feeding my beautiful son for a month since he was born. It has been going well in terms of him latching on, etc. However, I am frazzled. He seems...
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- I think you need to try and get your husband to do more than one night feeding, and not only on the weekends. Nobody tells you that breastfeeding is the hardest job i...
- try using the Baby Whisperer's EASY method for a schedule, and the Happiest Baby on the Block 5 s's method. Those two combined will make cio not be a needed thing (at...
- I started out breast feeding both my girls and would give them formula at night to hold them a little longer. Especially with my second, she seemed to need to eat ever...
Night Waking and Not Crawling
Asked by A.S. from Chicago
on November 28, 2007
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Hi everyone, my son is 9 months old and is still getting up 2 or 3 times per night, usually wants to nurse back to sleep. I don't know if it is related to teething or ...
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- It is normal for him to be waking during the night. They go through phases of that. Maybe he's teething, like you said. Maybe he's having separation anxiety. Maybe...
- Mt Dd did the same thing. It ended up I'd send my hubby in with a small bottle of water. Once she saw she wasn't getting any milk, she started sleeping. it did take ab...
- As far as the not crawling, if you think there is a problem with your child physically, your state might have a program to help. In Indiana it is First Steps. As a chi...
7 Month Old W/ Reflux Feeding Schedule
Asked by A.B. from New York
on April 7, 2008
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Hi, my daughter is going to be 7 months on saturday and I have been trying to find a good schedule for her eating. She has acid reflux and gets 1 tablespoon of oatmea...
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- hi mom, try feeding her and then offering her Formula with NO cereal At 7 months she should be out of the refulx stage. Try it , worst case she spits up M
- My 6 month twin girls have reflux and I had to up the meds for one of them because she would still get sick. Since then she is happy, eating like a little piggie! Fi...
- the best thing I learned from my daughter and from the countless books I read is that you should always trust your daughter. If she is hungry she will eat and if she n...
Sleep Through the Night - ? When Do You Start Training for That..
Asked by S.B. from Chicago
on June 4, 2009
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I have heard many different views on this, i have a 3 month old and I am trying to see what we should start doing to prepare him to sleep longer than 3-4 hours during ...
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- I didn't even know you could do sleep training. All 3 of mine just started sleeping through the night on their own...all between 2 and 3 months. Good Luck!
- honestly 3 to 4 hours a night in a month old is excellent! I wouldnt mess with that or you may just end up with every 2 hour wake up calls!
- Start NOW! My 3-1/2-month-old has been routinely sleeping 8+ hours at night since he was 8 weeks old. I started sleeping training at 6 weeks with him. It works!...
Advice Regarding Breast Feeding and Acid Reflux
Asked by H.C. from Ocala
on January 2, 2008
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I am a new mom of a 7wk old who I believe has Acid Reflux. We go for her 2 month check up next week, but have already spoken with the pediatrician regarding our conce...
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- I also breastfeed and my daughter is now 12 weeks. I had similar problems. Stopping breastfeeding won't stop the acid reflux (if that is indeed what she has) she wil...
- I have a 3 yr old son with severe reflux. Eventually he was put on prevacid for it and he is doind so so much better. He grew taller but did not gain weight for a lon...
- First of all, be sure that your infant is not being overfed. Second, be sure that your is always being pulled "forward" (to reduce air intake). For example, if ...
8 Month Old Very Clingy and Still Wakes Every 1-2 Hours All Night Every Night!
Asked by F.G. from Phoenix
on April 16, 2008
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*** New info first!***
I posted the following request just about 36 hours ago and already I have had so many replies. You are all wonderful.
I had so many diffe...
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- Yep...you've made the mommy discovery, and why I don't listen to any "expert" who doesn't have kids, or even some of the male experts that do. Babies don't understand...
- Hey! I had the same problem, the pediatrician gave me the same advice. I wouldn't try it for a long time because I kept hearing all of those people that think lettin...
- I would kind of "kill her with kindness." In my experience babies/children sometimes sense that you are pulling away from them and want to get more space for yourself...
Help! My 3 1/2 Year Old Can't Sleep and Keeps Waking Us up All Night Every Night
Asked by L.B. from Chicago
on September 9, 2011
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My 3 1/2 year old can't sleep and/or can't stay asleep and keeps waking us up all night. He goes to bed just fine with our very regular bed time routine. We make him...
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- My daughter is a little younger than your son (turns three in October) and she has always slept very well in her own bed. But the last six months or so she will someti...
- are you making sure he is not hungry before he goes to bed. we went through something like this with all the kids. started giving them a bowl of cereal or oatmeal a...
- baby gate in front of his door?
Newborn + Breastfeeding + Middle of the Night Cosleeping = Po'd Husband - HELP
Asked by S.G. from Chicago
on October 15, 2009
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We have a two week old - yay! He's nursing great, however he's had his days and nights mixed up. We have been successful at keeping his up more and more during the d...
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- I completely understand your situation. I slept on the couch and kept my infant in the swing until he had his days and nights figured out. Doing this (with both of my...
- Congratulations on your new baby! My solution for co-sleeping fears was to put a changing table pad in the bed. Yes, it's large, but it is a firm surface and the sli...
- Your husband needs to pull his head out of his - well, you know what I mean. Congratulations on your new little one! Two weeks is too young to expect the baby to be ve...
Help My 9 Month Old Is Still Eating Every 3 Hours at Night
Asked by A.B. from Chattanooga
on December 13, 2006
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Help my 9 month old will not sleep anywhere besides in our bed, and she is waking up every three hours to eat!!!! I thought this would be over by now! We have tried pu...
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- Hi A.! I really really feel for you and truly understand what you are going through. Everyone tried to convince me to let my daughter "cry it out" I finally gave in...
- Right before bedtime give her a warm bath and a bottle with some rice baby cereal in it. They make special nipples for the cereal to be able to go through. She shoul...
- Hi, i had thst problem, and what i found helped my daughter is taking her a nice bath and giving her a warm bottle with a little ger rice added, after i burped her she...
Back to Bed Causes Need for Helmets for Infants
Asked by A.H. from Atlanta
on May 7, 2008
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Has anyone had their child's doctor tell them that since we are all afraid of SIDS, that we have to put the child on their back when sleeping? Well it's causing a fla...
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- I hope I'm not out of line by saying this, but this has got to be the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen posted! A flat head? Please... I have 3 beautiful childre...
- Sorry but with all 4 of my kids I out them on their belly to sleep. If you look at research the problem with the stomach is that the babies were put on a plastic cover...
- If she isn't rolling over yet, you can place a rolled up blanket under her back on one side to tilt her a little. You can switch sides each time you lay her down. I wa...
